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Taaaran Taran's influence was profound in the part of India Osho grew up in. In fact, his parents were members of the sect which arose from Taaran Taran's teachings. His first known venture into public commentary on Taaran Taran was, astoundingly, a hand-written "magazine", created and "published" when he was ten years old, in 1942. See [[Manuscripts ~ Taran-Taaran Patrika (तरन तारन पत्रिका)]] for images of that.  
Taaaran Taran's influence was profound in the part of India Osho grew up in. In fact, his parents were members of the sect which arose from Taaran Taran's teachings. His first known venture into public commentary on Taaran Taran was, astoundingly, a hand-written "magazine", created and "published" when he was ten years old, in 1942. See [[Manuscripts ~ Taran-Taaran Patrika (तरन तारन पत्रिका)]] for images of that.  


Osho used this class of letterheads only rarely for letters, since they were not his personal letterheads, though his address does appear. Probably they were used mainly out of need in the moment, the last known use in 1961. This one has the committee's name running vertically up the left side:
Osho used this class of letterheads only rarely for letters, since they were not his personal letterheads, though his address does appear. Probably they were used mainly out of need in the moment, the last known use in 1961. This one has the distinction of being the busiest by far of all the letterheads Osho has used, the most loaded with information. It has the committee's name running vertically up the left side:
:Sant Taaran Taran Jayanti Samaaroh Samiti (STT birthday celebration committee)
:Sant Taaran Taran Jayanti Samaaroh Samiti (STT birthday celebration committee)
In the upper right corner:
In the upper right corner:
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:Pan. Kujilal Dube ("Pan." probably short for Pandit)
:Pan. Kujilal Dube ("Pan." probably short for Pandit)
:Dr. Bhavaniprasad Tiwari
:Dr. Bhavaniprasad Tiwari
:Dr. Seth Govinddas
:[[wikipedia:Seth Govind Das|Dr. Seth Govinddas]]
:Dr. Harilal Jain
:Dr. Harilal Jain
:Shri Vyauhar Rajendrasinha
:Shri Vyauhar Rajendrasinha
:Shri Satyacharan Baraat
:Shri Satyacharan Baraat
:Shri Rajwali Pandeya
:Shri Rajwali Pandeya
:Acharya Bhagwatasharan Shradhauliya (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)
:Acharya Bhagwatasharan Shradhauliya (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)<!--transcribeHelp-->
a space
a space
:adhyaksh (director) :
:adhyaksh : (director)  
:Acharya Rajneesh
:Acharya Rajneesh
space
space
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:sanyojak : (co-ordinators)
:sanyojak : (co-ordinators)
:Shri Ghasiram Samaiya
:Shri Ghasiram Samaiya
:Shri Lakkhu Travtra (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)
:Shri Lakkhu Travtra (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)<!--transcribeHelp-->
a space, then a gigantic list in paragraph form across the bottom for many lines:
a space, then a gigantic list in paragraph form across the bottom running for many lines:
:mutyurv atithi : (guests of honour)
:mutyurv atithi : (guests of honour)
:Rashtrasant Tukdhoji Maharaj, Mahatma Bhavanadeen, Tapasvi Pan. Sundarlal, Shri Goswami Binduji Maharaj, Swami Satyabhakta, Bhadant Shranand Kausalyayan, Shri Jainendra Kumar, Shri Parasuramji Chaturvedi, Dr. Bheekhanlal Aatreya, Dr. Shrikrishna Saksena, Shri Viyogi Hari, Sw. Acharya Chatursena Shastri, Dada Dharmadhikari, Dr. Ramkumar Varma, Dr. Bharatsinha Upadhyay, Dr. J. S. Williams, Shri Prakashvir Shastri, Nyayamurti Hidayatulla, Acharya Seetaram Chaturvedi, Nyayamurti G. P. Bhatt, Sau. Parasrani Mehta, Dr. J. S. Sahay, Sushri Vimala Thakar, Dr. S. N. L. Srivastava, Sw. Muni Ganeshasagarji Varni, Muni Shri Kantisagar,  
:Rashtrasant Tukdhoji Maharaj, Mahatma Bhavanadeen, Tapasvi Pan. Sundarlal, Shri Goswami Binduji Maharaj, Swami Satyabhakta, Bhadant Shranand Kausalyayan, Shri Jainendra Kumar, Shri Parasuramji Chaturvedi, Dr. Bheekhanlal Aatreya, [[ProfSaksena-1 Letterhead|Dr. Shrikrishna Saksena]], Shri Viyogi Hari, Sw. Acharya Chatursena Shastri, Dada Dharmadhikari, Dr. Ramkumar Varma, Dr. Bharatsinha Upadhyay, Dr. J. S. Williams, Shri Prakashvir Shastri, Nyayamurti Hidayatulla, Acharya Seetaram Chaturvedi, Nyayamurti G. P. Bhatt, Sau. Parasrani Mehta, Dr. J. S. Sahay, [[wikipedia:Vimala Thakar|Sushri Vimala Thakar]], Dr. S. N. L. Srivastava, Sw. Muni Ganeshasagarji Varni, Muni Shri Kantisagar, Dr. Durkaprasad Mishra, Dr. Valdevaprasad Mishra, Shri Takhatamal Ji Jain, Shri Vani Vilas, Dr. Lanjashankar Mat(?), Sw. Krishnanand Ji Sokhta, Shri Rishabhdas Ranka Khan Bahadur Zakir Shrali, Shri Tayyab H. Yusuf Ji <br>Entries with question mark and others in preceding may not be transcribed correctly -- Help! <!--transcribeHelp-->
:[[image:uc5.jpg|50px]] more still to be added


It will be noted that there are a number of "Samaiyas" in the column on the left. Many of them are likely Osho's relatives, by marriage, ie his father's sister married into the Samaiya family.  
It will be noted that there are a number of "Samaiyas" in the column on the left. All or most of them are likely Osho's in-law relatives, via his father's sister's marriage into the Samaiya family.  


Also worth noting is this list's connection with the damaged list at [[TaaranTaran-1 Letterhead]]. A fair number of names appear to be similar, enough to repair some of the damage there. [[TaaranTaran-2 Letterhead]] has no such list or info.  
Also worth noting is this list's connection with the damaged list at [[TaaranTaran-1 Letterhead]]. A fair number of names appear to be similar enough to repair some of the damage there. [[TaaranTaran-2 Letterhead]] has no such list or info.  


There are only two letters known to have been written using this letterhead, and it is very likely that the undated second one is a PS of the first, so it has been placed with the first:
There are only two letters known to have been written using this letterhead, and it is very likely that the undated second one is a PS of the first, so it has been placed with the first:

Revision as of 17:44, 19 April 2020

The wiki has images of three different letterheads in the class of letterheads relating to Sant Taaran Taran. They differ considerably in their details but all are in the service of the various committees organizing Taaran Taran's birthday and other celebrations. Osho was both a member of these committees and a speaker at their functions. His first public talk of which we have a record was at one of these functions in 1955, but his connection with Taaran Taran goes back much further and deeper.

Taaaran Taran's influence was profound in the part of India Osho grew up in. In fact, his parents were members of the sect which arose from Taaran Taran's teachings. His first known venture into public commentary on Taaran Taran was, astoundingly, a hand-written "magazine", created and "published" when he was ten years old, in 1942. See Manuscripts ~ Taran-Taaran Patrika (तरन तारन पत्रिका) for images of that.

Osho used this class of letterheads only rarely for letters, since they were not his personal letterheads, though his address does appear. Probably they were used mainly out of need in the moment, the last known use in 1961. This one has the distinction of being the busiest by far of all the letterheads Osho has used, the most loaded with information. It has the committee's name running vertically up the left side:

Sant Taaran Taran Jayanti Samaaroh Samiti (STT birthday celebration committee)

In the upper right corner:

Karyalay : (office)
115, Napier Town,
Jabalpur (madhyapradesh) (sic)

On the left side, a list of of members of the committee:

sanrakshak mandal : (board of patrons)
Pan. Kujilal Dube ("Pan." probably short for Pandit)
Dr. Bhavaniprasad Tiwari
Dr. Seth Govinddas
Dr. Harilal Jain
Shri Vyauhar Rajendrasinha
Shri Satyacharan Baraat
Shri Rajwali Pandeya
Acharya Bhagwatasharan Shradhauliya (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)

a space

adhyaksh : (director)
Acharya Rajneesh

space

mantri : (secretaries)
Prof Arvind Kumar
Shri Deepchand Samaiya

space

mahila mantri : (female secretaries)
Sushri Kanti Samaiya (Kranti mis-spelled?)
Dr Mamal Samaiya

space

sanyojak : (co-ordinators)
Shri Ghasiram Samaiya
Shri Lakkhu Travtra (may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!)

a space, then a gigantic list in paragraph form across the bottom running for many lines:

mutyurv atithi : (guests of honour)
Rashtrasant Tukdhoji Maharaj, Mahatma Bhavanadeen, Tapasvi Pan. Sundarlal, Shri Goswami Binduji Maharaj, Swami Satyabhakta, Bhadant Shranand Kausalyayan, Shri Jainendra Kumar, Shri Parasuramji Chaturvedi, Dr. Bheekhanlal Aatreya, Dr. Shrikrishna Saksena, Shri Viyogi Hari, Sw. Acharya Chatursena Shastri, Dada Dharmadhikari, Dr. Ramkumar Varma, Dr. Bharatsinha Upadhyay, Dr. J. S. Williams, Shri Prakashvir Shastri, Nyayamurti Hidayatulla, Acharya Seetaram Chaturvedi, Nyayamurti G. P. Bhatt, Sau. Parasrani Mehta, Dr. J. S. Sahay, Sushri Vimala Thakar, Dr. S. N. L. Srivastava, Sw. Muni Ganeshasagarji Varni, Muni Shri Kantisagar, Dr. Durkaprasad Mishra, Dr. Valdevaprasad Mishra, Shri Takhatamal Ji Jain, Shri Vani Vilas, Dr. Lanjashankar Mat(?), Sw. Krishnanand Ji Sokhta, Shri Rishabhdas Ranka Khan Bahadur Zakir Shrali, Shri Tayyab H. Yusuf Ji
Entries with question mark and others in preceding may not be transcribed correctly -- Help!

It will be noted that there are a number of "Samaiyas" in the column on the left. All or most of them are likely Osho's in-law relatives, via his father's sister's marriage into the Samaiya family.

Also worth noting is this list's connection with the damaged list at TaaranTaran-1 Letterhead. A fair number of names appear to be similar enough to repair some of the damage there. TaaranTaran-2 Letterhead has no such list or info.

There are only two letters known to have been written using this letterhead, and it is very likely that the undated second one is a PS of the first, so it has been placed with the first:

Letter written on 28 Nov 1961 pm, to Ma Anandmayee. It/they have not been published.